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23.10.2020
Rosenborg Castle Gardens, Copenhagen Rosenborg Castle Gardens - the oldest and most visited park in the center of Copenhagen, Denmark. Founded in the early 17th century as the private gardens of King Christian IV of Rosenberg Castle, the park also contains several other historic buildings, including the Rosenborg...
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23.10.2020
Frilandsmuseet (Open Air Museum), Copenhagen Frilandsmuseet (English: Open Air Museum ) - open air museum on the northern outskirts of Copenhagen, Denmark . The museum is located in Lungby on Kongewegen in North Zealand. The museum can be reached directly by bus 184 from Nørreport station in the center of Copenhagen or by...
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23.10.2020
The Torvaldsen Museum, Copenhagen The Torvaldsen Museum is a building built by grateful compatriots in Copenhagen and serves as a storage place for many of Torvaldsen's works, one of the most significant representatives of late classicism in sculpture. A year before his departure from Rome in 1838, the sculptor...
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23.10.2020
Konditaget Luders, Copenhagen This place for recreation is built on the roof of the parking at a height of 24 meters above the ground. Overlooking the Nordhavn district of Copenhagen, you can practice, play ball or just get to know the city from a point of view usually reserved for the chosen few. Konditaget...
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22.10.2020
Frederick Church, Copenhagen Frederick Church, widely known as the Marble Church for its Rococo architecture, is an Evangelical Lutheran Church in Copenhagen, Denmark. The church forms the center of the Frederiksstaden district; it is located west of Amalienborg Palace. The church was designed by the architect...
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22.10.2020
The Ruins Under Christiansborg Palace, Copenhagen When the current Christiansborg Palace in Copenhagen was built, the National Museum took care of the excavation and protection of the ruins of the oldest predecessors of the palace, the Castle of Bishop Absalon in 1167 and the Castle of Copenhagen, which replaced it. Castle of...
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21.10.2020
The David Collection, Copenhagen David Collection ( Danish : David's Samling ) is a museum of fine and applied art in Copenhagen , Denmark, built around private collections of lawyer, businessman and art collector CL David . The museum is particularly known for its collection of Islamic art from 8 to 19 century,...
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21.10.2020
Grabrodretorv, Copenhagen Gråbrødretorv is an urban square in the center in Copenhagen, Denmark, in the immediate vicinity of the pedestrian street Strogeta . Gråbrødretorv (Greifriars Square) takes its name from the Franciscan monastery, which was founded on this site in 1238. The...
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20.10.2020
National Aquarium Denmark, Copenhagen National Aquarium of Denmark - public aquarium in Denmark . The original aquarium was in Charlottenlund, but the facility closed in 2012, and most of the animal collection was moved to a new, much larger aquarium suburb of Copenhagen. National Aquarium of Denmark, opened to the public...
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20.10.2020
The Round Tower, Copenhagen The Round Tower, formerly Stellaburgis Hafniens, a 17th century tower located in the center of Copenhagen, Denmark, and one of many architectural projects by Christian IV of Denmark, built as an astronomical observatory. It is best known for its equestrian staircase, spiral corridor...
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